Communication, reconnaissance, and mobility equipment was provided to defenders from the 1st Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine’s “Azov” Brigade, the “Lubart” Brigade, and a unit of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Troops of Special Operations

PJSC “NAC “Nadra Ukraine,” together with its affiliate “Nadra Oleska,” systematically supports the military defending our country against Russian aggression. Five million hryvnias were publicly and transparently allocated to assist the military through the “Come Back Alive” charitable foundation. This collaboration began in 2025 and will continue on an ongoing basis to address the requests of combat units as quickly as possible.

“Supporting those who defend Ukraine with weapons in hand is the most important task for those working behind the lines. It saves lives and brings peace closer. It is important to us that the aid is not just large-scale, but as useful as possible for those holding the front lines, which is why we focus on the specific requests of our defenders. By providing units with equipment that enhances their combat effectiveness, we are contributing to the collective resilience and strength of the Ukrainian military,” said Viktor Novikov, Chairman of the Board of NAK “Nadra Ukraine.”

Oleg Nychayuk, Director of Nadra Oleska LLC, emphasized the importance of providing technical support to military units:

“Today, a technological edge on the battlefield is crucial. By providing modern reconnaissance and communications equipment, we are investing in the safety of our soldiers and their ability to effectively counter the enemy. Our team is convinced that providing systematic support to professional units such as Azov, the Third Army Corps, and the Territorial Defense Forces is the duty of every responsible business. We continue to work toward a common goal—a strong defense and our victory.”

To strengthen the capabilities of the “Lubart” Brigade of the 1st Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine “Azov,” the necessary technical assistance was provided, including, among other things:

28 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs);
10 Starlink satellite modems, ensuring stable communication in challenging conditions;
9 repeaters to extend the radio communication range;
14 inverter generators for autonomous power supply to equipment;
2 minibuses for the rapid transport of personnel.
A NISSAN NAVARA pickup truck was delivered to a military unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Providing our defenders with communications, reconnaissance, and mobility equipment is a direct investment in the resilience of our defense, which is critical for carrying out combat missions in real time.

As a reminder, in 2025, NAK “Nadra Ukraine” reported a net profit that was twice the combined financial results of the previous ten years of operation.